> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://helpcenter.verifone.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://helpcenter.verifone.com/v240m-connections/bluetooth-lan-setup.md).

# Bluetooth Lan Setup

Follow the steps below to pair your V240m terminal with its base using Bluetooth:

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### Access the Menu

Once the V240m has finished loading, tap the **blue banner** at the top of the screen to open the menu.
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### Enter Supervisor Mode

Select **Supervisor** and enter the **Supervisor password** (default: **12345**). If you have amended this please refer to <mark style="color:purple;">page 43</mark> on the [Webcom Manual](/webcom-manual/webcom-manual.md).
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### Navigate to Bluetooth Settings

* Select **Communication**
* Scroll down and tap **Configuration**
* Select **Network Interface**
* Choose **Bluetooth**
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### Pair With the Base

You can pair the terminal in one of two ways:

#### Option A: Docking Method

* Place the V240m on the base.
* Wait a few seconds.
* Select **Pair with Docked Base**.

#### Option B: Search for the Base (LAN Connection)

* Press the **button on the front of the base**.
* On the terminal, select **Search**.
* Press **OK** when the message “Make sure your base is reachable” appears.
* Select the device that matches the **base’s serial number**.
* Choose **Yes** when prompted to pair with the base.
* Enter the **PIN: 123456**.
* Confirm that **Pairing Established** appears.
  * If not, repeat steps 1–5.
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### Activate the Paired Base

* Select **Configured Devices**.
* Tap the entry that matches the base’s **serial number**.
* Select **Activate** and tap **OK**.
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### Start the Bluetooth Network Interface

* Press the **red button** until you return to the **Configuration** menu.
* Scroll down and select **Start Network Interface**.
* Choose **BT LAN**.

The terminal should now display a **|| symbol** on the top black bar, indicating that Bluetooth is active. The interface will show as **Up**.
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### Return to the Home Screen

Press the **red button** until you are back on the main screen.
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#### [<mark style="color:$success;">Back to V240M - Connection Guides</mark>](/v240m-connections/v240m-connection-guides.md)


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